Much crypto investor focus has been placed on decentralized finance over recent months. But an underlying narrative remains the potential for a U.S.-regulated Bitcoin exchange-traded fund, which should theoretically allow any investor to easily and securely build a bet on digital assets.<\/p>\n
Firms such as Gemini<\/a> and VanEck<\/a> have made multiple attempts at launching a Bitcoin ETF for the masses, but all attempts have failed thus far.<\/p>\n Bitcoin ETF chances are increasing, pseudonymous analyst “Z” or “Split Capital” recently commented<\/a>:<\/p>\n “Through the ashes of unregulated bitcoin exchanges emerges the possibility of a phoenix in the form of structured products for investors. BTC is just starting to make headlines in global markets, 2021 will be ripe for Bitcoin to start its regulated path.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n With all of the regulatory scrutiny attached to the digital assets space over the past few weeks, I find it important to look at a bigger picture of where this market is headed.<\/p>\n Of course, this means analyzing the potential of an ETF product.<\/p>\n (Thread)<\/p>\n 1\/x<\/p>\n — Z (@SplitCapital) October 19, 2020<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nBitcoin ETF chances<\/h2>\n
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